2016-05-29 eBulletin
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2016-05-29 eBulletin
May 29, 2016 Contemporary Service General Order of Our Contemporary Worship Welcome to our visitors! Thank you for joining us today. We would appreciate you completing the Visitor Card you’ll find in your gift bag (available during the service or at our Welcome Center.) Please join us for coffee and doughnuts in the Fellowship Hall between services. “Meet and Greet” *Praise and Worship Music Holy Baptism Ella Jacklyn Thomen Offering Pastoral Prayer Scripture Genesis 39:1-5 The Message Remember Me? *Praise and Worship Music Benediction * Standing Optional #31 Pastor Mark Wilkins Senior Pastor Sermon Notes: Remember Me? Memorial Day: A day to honor; A day to give thanks; A day to those who gave their lives for our freedom. To REMEMBER is a holy activity. It means so much more than just not forgetting. To REMEMBER is to “ ” “renew” “reestablish ” There is nothing better than being REMEMBERED and nothing worse than being But in life sometimes it’s easy to feel anonymous; . ; forgotten even . “Sometimes I ask God, my rock-solid God, ‘Why did you let me down? Why am I walking around in tears, harassed by enemies?’” Psalm 42:9 Now maybe you’ve never put it that dramatically, but we’ve all been there at some point, right? Here’s a story about a guy who sure felt that way at moments too… (Genesis 37:3-4) And He really doesn't do himself any … (Genesis 37: 5-6) So things turn … (Genesis 37:12-13;17-18) And then ! (Genesis 37:25;28) He’s been betrayed, and sold…BUT NOT (Genesis 39:2) And even then this guy can’t “ … (Genesis 39:20-2) ?” “Steadfast LOVE?” ???? Bet it didn’t feel that way at the time. But the story doesn't end there… (Genesis 41:41) So what’s the point? That God in the end of the story? No, the moral of the story is that God remembered Him even when he was in a … ; even when he was rotting in jail; Even when circumstances led him to feel like God Even when life left him feeling him. ; overlooked; . The moral of the story is that REMEMBERED AND God REMEMBERS His promises; Even when your circumstances make you feel . ; His people; . “…for he has said, ‘I will never leave you or forsake you.’ ” Hebrews 13:5 ! Announcements We have the joy of celebrating the baptism of Ella Jacklyn Thomen at our 9:30 am service this morning. Ella is the daughter of Ann and Tom Thomen. Alice Jenkins Memorial Scholarship Recipients will be recognized at our 9:30 am service this morning. Congratulations to Emily Fender (Indiana University, Bloomington), Nicholas Cantley (Purdue North Central, Westville) and Andrea Kutemeier (Valparaiso University, Valparaiso). Cornhole Tournament to support Summer Missions! Tournament will take place in the East Parking Lot of the Church NEXT Sunday. There will be concessions, Kids games, Prizes, Multiple Tournaments for all ages. It will be a great time for the whole family. Registrations can be found at the welcome center, or by any of the Youth Students throughout the week and on Sundays. Cost per team is $25 and winners will receive a Custom Set of Bean Bag Boards made by Fan Boards Cornhole! VBS enrollment is open! We will be gearing up for an over-the-top underground adventure! We will be grounding kids in the rock solid foundation of God's love, a love that can take us through dark times! We look forward to a great week together experiencing God — please join us! VBS is the week of June 20—June 24, from 9 am—12 pm (11:30 am Preschool). Children ages 3 (potty trained) through 5th grade may enroll. There is an $8 fee per child (max $30/family) and if you pay online, there is a $0.50 charge to cover the PayPal fees. Please enroll participants AND volunteers at: http://cpumcvbs.yolasite.com/ If you have any questions, please contact the church office. Requests for VBS donations have been posted on the dividers in Fellowship Hall. Please take a look ~ we always appreciate your generosity. Items that need to be returned should be labeled with your name. Thank you so much! VBS Set Up We are asking for volunteers to come help set up our Vacation Bible School on Sunday, June 20 immediately following the 11 am worship service. Please join us as we kick off an awesome week! Awestruck Volunteers Needed Last year, volunteers from FUMC provided dinner for 110 youth at Awestruck. Along with the meal, people are needed to serve the meal and clean up afterwards. People can participate in this worthwhile youth project by praying for the 110 youth, donating ingredients, prepping, cooking, serving, cleaning up, etc. This year’s meal, should we choose to accept the request, is for Tuesday, July 26 th. Interested in helping with the Awestruck project?? Contact Cheryl Lucas [email protected], call the office, or text 781-8548. We like to give our regular Sunday School teachers a summer break. Please consider signing up to teach a Sunday School class this summer! Everything you need is provided and it's fun to connect with our kids! Even teaching one class for one Sunday is a huge help! To sign up, please go to: http://vols.pt/BZFhmp or call the church office (219-663-1515.) Thank you so much! Seeking 1 Hour Servants We have several volunteer positions that we could really use your help with. Each requires about an hour. Every volunteer is so appreciated and we’d bet you’d be surprised at what one hour can do! Might you be able to spare an hour once in a while? If so, please contact the church office or a staff member to discuss opportunities. See the Beacon for more information. fumc schedule beginning {SUNDAY} {MONDAY} 8 & 11 am Traditional Worship 8/30 am Finance Committee► 9/30 am Contemporary Worship 10/30 am Actively Fit 9/30 am Children’s Sunday School♦♥ 05-29-2016 {TUESDAY} 6/30 pm Freeflow Rehearsal ♫ 9/30 am Adult Sunday School♦ 10/45 am High School Sunday School☺ 12/30 pm Disciple 4 Study♦ 2-3/30 pm Jr. High Youth Group☺ 3/30—5 pm Sr. High Youth Group☺ {WEDNESDAY} {THURSDAY} {FRIDAY} 9/30 am Peace & Joy Circle♦ 10 am Art Class 10/30 am Actively Fit 11 am Education Com♦ 1 pm Love Circle♦ 7/30 pm Young Adults Meeting 8 am Christian Caregivers 9 am Senior Men☼ 10 am Crafty Grannies 10/30 am Actively Fit Wedding {SATURDAY} {Next Sunday} Private Party COMMUNION 8 & 11 am Traditional Worship 9/30 am Contemporary Worship 9/30 am Children’s Sunday School♦♥ ☺YOUTH Event ♥Children's Event ☼SENIOR’s Event ♫MUSIC Event 9/30 am Adult Sunday School♦ ►CIRCLE & COMMITTEE 6 pm Blessed Bells♫ 5-7 pm Youth Group☺ 7 pm Wesley Choir♫ 10/45 am High School Sunday School☺ 12 pm Cornhole Tournament 12/30 pm Disciple 4 Study♦ {Key} ♦ STUDIES COMMUNITY & ALL CONGREGATION events have no symbol our joys & concerns Joys We had the joy of celebrating the baptism of Ella Jacklyn Thomen. Ella is the daughter of Ann and Tom Thomen. Health & Other Concerns (*new request, **on going request) **Helen Bach, Julie Schultz’ mom Betty Campion **Elwood Canady, Christian Village **Dick Craig **Paulette Decker, Jerry Nibert’s sister-in-law **Bill Gray, St. Margaret **Madison Hargreaves **Beth Huebner **Darrell Josleyn, CP Police Officer **Michael Lewis **Alan Lukow, Barb Gillan’s brother *Phyllis Meyers, St. Anthony **Maria, Bean Miller’s niece **Jeff Mullins, Donna and Jim Saqui’s friend Papa Joe Orosz Charlie Sergent, Sharon Sylvie’s friend **Chris, Kim, Hope, and Leah Smith **Linda St. Myers Joyce Stuhlmacher, Betty Stuhlmacher’s sister-in-law Jeff Torreson *Betty Jane Wagner *Margaret Ward, Paul Fleming’s mother-in-law Friend of Mark and Jane Wilkins Norma Wisniewski, Tom’s mom Karen Wszolek Kathie Yeagley, Elaine Hough’s friend Sympathy Dan Gordon passed away on May 23. Special Concerns (*new request) All children who are living in abusive situations, that they may find peace and love. All those who struggle with addiction All who have been recipients of Prayer Blankets All Service men and women who might be in harm’s way and separated from family: Christopher Baughan, Dover AFB Robert & Donna Bossick’s nephew Cpl Sam Neff USMC, Okinawa Jack and Diane Kemp’s grandson Justin Cunnane Cpt. Adam Vetter Master Chief Richard Haninger, Jr. Sgt. Jessica Villagran, Alaska Dorothy Scrivner’s grandson Debbie Robertson’s son & Kelly Haninger’s Brother Joe & Kathy’s son Bob Votaw’s granddaughter Nathan Harding, Afghanistan Karen Harding’s son To enter a joy or prayer request, please send an email to [email protected], fill out a prayer request form (found in pew), or call the church office (219-663-1515) each week by Wednesday at noon to have it printed in the bulletin. All prayer concerns are welcome. Prayer requests will remain in the bulletin for four weeks unless you renew the request. Thank you! Order of Worship A time of meditation, prayer, and prelude. Welcome & Greetings Welcome to our visitors! Please complete the Visitor Card you’ll find in your gift bag (available during the service or at our Welcome Center.) Please join us for coffee and doughnuts in the Fellowship Hall between services. Responsive Call to Worship Reader: People: Reader: People: We enter into God’s sanctuary praising God’s name for all to hear. We kneel at the altar and offer thanks for your steadfast love. In our hour of need, we cry out to you. And you answer, increasing our strength and resolve. You never abandon us or forget us. Reader: We will sing of the faithfulness of the Lord. People: For your steadfast love endures forever! *Hymn America the Beautiful #696 Joys and Concerns Pastoral Prayer and Silent Prayer Lord’s Prayer #895 Word in Music (11:00 am) Wesley Choir The Offering & Doxology #95 Hymn Please Remain Seated This Is My Song #437 Scripture Genesis 39:1-5 #31 The Message Remember Me? Benediction * Standing Optional Pastor Mark Wilkins Senior Pastor email addresses needed Please consider choosing to receive your Beacon, Meeting Notices, and Special Announcements via email. Using email helps preserve natural resources and saves our church valuable time and resources. Place this in the offering plate or email/call the church office. Thank you! Name E-Mail Address Email me: _____Beacon _____Meeting Notices _____ Special Announcements Christ Caring for People through People Our Stephen Ministry program equips lay persons to provide distinctively Christian, one-to-one care to anyone in our congregation or community who is going through a difficult time and in need of support from a Christian friend. Meeting the Needs of People There are times when each of us needs the care of another person...a Christian friend...a Stephen Minister. If you are dealing with any of the following challenges in your life, please contact us so that we can help: Hospitalized Moving into/out of community Homebound and institutionalized In job crisis Disabled (and their families) Facing life transitions Experiencing birth or adoption Terminally ill and their families Grieving a death or serious loss Prisoners, ex-offenders and their families Aging and elderly Needing the support of a Christian friend Separated or divorced In spiritual crisis Please contact Barb Seibel (219) 310-8897 for confidential assistance. Flower Arrangements The yellow flower on the altar is to honor all service men and women and their families. You are welcome to take your donated Altar Flower Arrangement with you after the 11 am service. Any arrangements remaining on Monday will be taken to nursing homes, shut-ins, or hospitals. VITAL STATISTICS Weekly Year to Date Budget Needs $11,411.53 $239,642.13 Receipts $12,838.22 $227,699.17 Ahead/Behind Budget -11,942.96 Sunday School Attendance Worship Attendance 502 In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends. —Martin Luther King, Jr. All Bulletin Announcements must be submitted to the church office no later than 12 pm each Wednesday. You can email announcements to [email protected]. LARGE PRINT BULLETINS AND HYMNALS, CHILDREN’S BULLETINS, AND HEADPHONES are available for those who need them at the Welcome Center. Please feel free to request them from your usher. Assisting in Worship Today 8:00 am 9:30 am 11:00 am Rick Lloyd, John Cotton, Elwood Canady, Jeff Polacek, Paul Sandilla, Jason Cotton Lynn Clay, Ron Clay, John Frisinger, Janelle Haack Greeters Liturgists Ushers Cheryl Kalshan Cynthia Klee, Jack Klee, Brenda Mowry, Floyd Mowry Sharon Springsteen Hospitality Time Harry and Joey Eitel Our Mission Statement We choose to place our energy into showing our love for God by accepting each other as we are. We choose to seek the good in a broken world as we discover who Christ would have us be. Sunday Worship Times 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Traditional Service Contemporary Service Traditional Service Sunday School Hour 9:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Classes for Children, ages 3 through Jr. High & Adults High School Sunday School Nursery 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Children are welcome in any of our services. We also offer professional childcare for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers ages 0-3. Hospitality Time 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Please join us for coffee & donuts in our Fellowship Hall. Questions? Please visit our Welcome Center or ask a member. We also encourage you to visit our website. Website www.FUMCCP.org sermons available for download each week Contact Information Telephone 219.663.1515 Fax 219.662.2714 Ministry Contacts Senior Pastor Reverend Mark Wilkins [email protected] Associate Pastor Reverend Tom Shanahan [email protected] Youth Ministries Danno Lambert [email protected] Outreach Ministries Bonnie Meyer [email protected] Associate Director Visitation Ministries Joan Goletz [email protected] Education Kimberly Smith [email protected] Music Ministries Cheryl Lucas [email protected] Praise Team Director Karen Piercy [email protected] Stephen Ministry Paul Sandilla [email protected] Finance Secretary Jayne Gibbs [email protected] Church Secretary Cheryl Lucas [email protected] Address 352 South Main Street Crown Point IN 46307 Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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